A Martial Arts Agent in a Spy Drama

Damn it, after reading so many characters in the introduction, I am already thinking about the eight difficult years the Japanese invaders had in China.

There are still people writing about this subject, which is really awesome. It has been difficult to write Republican-era literature in recent years. The only popular spy movie of the Republic of China is also mixed with poisonous elements. With Japan, the content of the Kuomintang is quite exciting, but when it comes to the authorities, it becomes an unsung hero and a money-giving boy. No matter how you mess around, after 49, it will be very difficult not to go out. Not to mention enjoying material things. Not to mention the consequences he will suffer in the future, few people can tolerate the confiscation of property after a lifetime of hard work.

What does it have to do with the fact that one of the people you are chasing is a tracking expert and you eating horse manure and pretending to be a patient? Especially in a crowded city, what tracking expert can follow a person's traces from outside the city? Is it domineering?

The protagonist is too suppressed. He is in a hurry while hanging on the wall. He is not as calm as hanging on the wall.

Spies are not celebrities. The more people know you, the faster you will die.

Is it good for the author to have a snack? Antiques in prosperous times, gold in troubled times, mechanically copying stones to detect leaks, what era, what society, don't be too smart.

Did I see Sixth Brother or Pig's Foot Cousin in the introduction? Come and comment, I'm going to watch it.

A world with swallows and double eagles should belong to the world of immortals 😰

When I saw the title of the book, my first reaction was to think of Yan Shuangying...

Urgent, urging, can you hurry up at this time?